Sentence examples for gives experimentation from inspiring English sources

On what principle could you leave such a scene out? "Full Frontal" is the sort of arbitrary mess that gives experimentation a bad name.

Our goal of furthering the integration of epidemiological and toxicological inference is aided by an approach that gives experimentation, and the kind of critical tests that it can provide, a central role.

Animals were acclimatized to the vivarium for at least 4 weeks, and were 12 to 16 weeks old at the beginning of experimentation (in any given experiment, all animals were of the same age), average weight was 260 g for males and 175 g for females.

"It's not a city given to experimentation; it's given to regimentation.

He wasn't a recovering addict, but a musician given to experimentation.

It is not surprising that accountants have decided to fix what is there already: they are on the whole a conservative bunch and not given to experimentation.

It is demonstrated that the observed neglect of the influence of the sorbent residence time on the steady state character of many retention experimentations gives rise to serious doubt on the reliability and usefulness of these measurements for model verification purposes.

It's a skill that emphasizes chasing down objects and experimentation and gives his levels a distinctly adventure-game feeling.

But what they conceived as an aid for aviation turns out to be a time machine; Carruth's script delivers the relativity twist and the workaday setting that anchor the fantasy, as well as the self-experimentation that gives it dramatic urgency.

Her work has changed over the years — a singular preoccupation with formal experimentation giving way to include an interest in storytelling.

Except for the iconoclastic poet Michael Madhusudan Datta, poetic activity in the mid-19th century was giving ground to experimentation with the new prose style learned from English.